What girl wouldn't want to be a Princess for a day? Whether it's a birthday, a bachelorette or a girl's slumber party, they can be treated like royalty. A princess theme will work for a girl of any age. A Princess Party needs a princess. Whether you pick a fictional character or characters to follow or make your host into the perfect royal highness, decorations will be needed to complete the gala. Use pink, yellow or whatever coordinates with your princess dress, and buy balloons and crepe paper. These can be placed all over a room, hall or even outside. If large appliance cardboard boxes are available, set them up into a castle. Let the guests go to town decorating the princess's castle. If you have food or birthday cake at your function, plates and napkins that match your party theme will be needed. Silverware and tablecloths to match the ensemble are also available at any party store. Other paper products like invitations, princess party favor bags and thank you cards can be purchased in a princess or royalty theme too. All princesses play games. Play pin the tiara on the princess. Draw or buy a poster of a princess without her tiara on and use plastic ones from the party store or ones made of party to attach. Another game would be to play charades and guess which princess says what line in a particular movie. If games are too "babyish" for the sophisticated princesses, watch a movie. There are several that are not cartoons that have princesses and royal events in them for adults. A princess party must have cake, and eat it too! Specialty princess pans can be purchased at a party supply store. Frosting, sprinkles and candles to match can also be found there. |
